Tools for Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)

Click
here to install a button on your Google Toolbar (version 4 and above required). Adding this custom
button will allow you to search Acronym Finder directly from the Google Toolbar. If you don't have the Google Toolbar or don't have the
latest version, clicking on the install
link above will take you Google to install the toolbar.

To use this new custom
button, just type in an acronym or abbreviation into the Google
Toolbar search box and then click the Acronym Finder button
to search,
or you can select the acronym shown on any web page and then click the
Acronym Finder button to search the selected text.

If you already have the
Google Toolbar (version 4 and above) installed, you can create a custom
button to search Acronym Finder by right-clicking the search box on the
Acronym Finder website and following the instructions.

JavaScript search button
for Links toolbar - Enable IE's Links toolbar and then drag this link [Acronym
Finder] to it. Once the button is on your Links toolbar, select an
acronym (try double-clicking it, or select with the
mouse) and then press the Acronym Finder button on your Links toolbar to
lookup that acronym in Acronym Finder. If you press this button without
selecting an acronym to lookup, you will be prompted for one.

Tools for /Mozilla/Firefox

JavaScript search button for Personal Toolbar
- nable Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox Personal Toolbar and then drag this
link [Acronym
Finder] to it. Once the button is on your Personal toolbar, select
an acronym (try double-clicking it, or select with the
mouse) and then press the Acronym Finder button on your Personal toolbar to
lookup that acronym in Acronym Finder. If you press this button without
selecting an acronym to lookup, you will be prompted for one.